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Valorisation de projet culturel par la production, la médiation et la communication
Workshop de recherche et de création
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Brushstrokes of Emancipation | Abstract International Juried Art Competition | TERAVARNA Cash Prize of Up To $3500 | Deadline 15...
Sunday, December 15, 2024
Mazra'ah Residency Open Call
Monday, January 20, 2025
Monthly C4E Art Competition - November 2024
Sunday, November 24, 2024
Sankey: Lives Through The Lens - Photographer / Lens-based Artist Commission Call Out
Signal Film and Media is inviting applications from photographers or lens-based artists who will work collaboratively with local people to produce a new artistic commission that responds to The Sankey Family Photographic Archive resulting in a public exhibition.
Eligibility: Experienced photographers or lens-based artists. We are unable to accept applications from students in full-time education.
What you get: The selected artist will work towards an Exhibition in April 2025 and receive a fee of £9,000 (To cover artist fees & workshop delivery fee, production, materials, any travel and accommodation needs).
Deadline 17 November 2024
Jewish Renaissance Artist Development Scheme
Jewish Renaissance is on the look-out for Jewish visual artists to take part in our new pilot programme, which offers the opportunity for both professional and artistic growth. This scheme is for early and mid-carecareer artists working in any visual arts discipline who are interested in exploring their Jewishness as part of an artistic practice. Featuring:
Eligibility: Participants need to: Self-identify as Jewish; have demonstrated a high standard of artistic practice (a BA in Fine Art or related subject is desirable but not essential); have an artistic practice in which visual art is a main component; live in the UK and have the right to work in the UK.
What you get: This 9-month programme offers masterclasses, networking opportunities, a financial stipend, a final exhibition & publication opportunities
Deadline 18 November 2024
Craftspace is Looking for a Deaf and Hard of Hearing Creative Producer
We are looking for a Deaf and hard of hearing artist with creative producer skills to lead, develop and run a creative project with Deaf and hard of hearing young people, introducing them to craftivist (craft + activist) approaches to the Climate Emergency.
Eligibility: To apply for this role, you need to be someone who: is an experienced Deaf and hard of hearing artist (ideally a BSL user) who has creative producer and project management skills. has experience of working creatively with young people. is able to work in Birmingham in-person. has a range of skills including digital ones. is engaged with the Climate Emergency. is interested in craft and activism. is interested in intersectionality. Intersectionality is the way that overlapping social identities (gender, race, class, sexuality, ability, religion etc.) can impact individual experience.
What you get: This is a paid freelance role. The fee is £7,500 (including VAT) for 25 days, that’s £300 per day including travel.
Deadline 18 November 2024
Mural Artist for Community Centre Project
Broadfield Community Centre is inviting an artist to design and deliver a participatory art installation at Broadfield Community Centre, Crawley, West Sussex. This project is part of the Broadfield Arts Festival June 2025 and funded by Arts Council England.
We want the art installation to make a joyous, inspirational statement about Broadfield and its residents, appeal to a range of people, and involve the community groups. It should showcase the work of a high quality visual artist or creative, who will also lead 10 workshops with community groups and 1 public talk on the creative process."
Eligibility: UK residents of any age. Should be able to produce a high quality art installation of any medium.
What you get: Artist fee is £7000, plus a materials/installation budget of up to £9000 including VAT. Separate budget for marketing, access, and communication. Your art will be displayed in the community centre and be viewed by all visitors and community group residents.
Deadline 18 November 2024
LGBT+ Armed Forces Community Memorial Commission
Fighting With Pride, on behalf of HM Armed Forces and funded through a government grant, are looking to appoint an artist to deliver a public memorial to be installed at the National Memorial Arboretum. This is to commemorate the service and sacrifice of the LGBT+ Armed Forces community and to recognise the hidden history of LGBT+ Service in HM Armed Forces.
Eligibility: This is an open call to artists with previous experience of public sculpture and who have had a previous commission to the value of £50k or more, who are in residence in the UK and/or whose practice/production is based in the UK.
What you get: Design, production, construction, delivery and installation costs together with in perpetuity maintenance cost, not to exceed £230,000 (including a design fee for the artist (to be agreed).
Deadline 19 November 2024
Way Beyond – Thematic Residency Programme in Finland 2025
Way Beyond is a transdisciplinary residency programme held at the Arteles Creative Center in Hämeenkyrö, Finland. This month-long programme, running in 29-day periods during April and May 2025, is designed for artists, creatives, scientists, and researchers eager to explore and expand our understanding of reality, perception, and the nature of experience.
Eligibility: Minimum age 25
What’s included: Transdisciplinary residency (see programme page for details)
Deadline 21 November 2024
Workshop Leader Training - Art of Inclusion Training Scheme
Working with leading practitioners, this free Training Scheme develops artists' skills in supporting cross-curricular learning through the arts to underpin diversity, inclusion and equality. In February/ March 2025, artists are invited to explore how they can use their artistic practice to support EDI teaching in schools. Facilitated by expert workshop leaders and drawing from examples of HMDT Music's award-winning work, participants will be taught skills for engaging young people in art-making to help teach diversity and offered mentoring and practical experience in schools.
Eligibility: This course is for practicing artists, musicians, theatre makers and those working in other disciplines who have the desire to deliver work in schools and increase young people's understanding of diversity and inclusion.
What you get: A bursary is given to trainees and support for transport costs are available for people living outside of London
Deadline 22 November 2024
Centre national de la danse: call for papers & participation
Centre national de la danse
ARTE NATURA, USA
Arte Natura is a thematic exhibition based on art inspired by the world of nature and biology. The exhibition will be held at the Limner Gallery, May 15 - June 7, 2025 and is open for entry to all artists working in any media. All interpretations of the theme are acceptable, including landscape, fruits, vegetables, flowers and fauna and human figuration as part of the natural environment. Deadline February 28, 2025. On-line entry form at http://www.slowart.com/prospectus/natura.htm
NEOTERIC ABSTRACT XIII, USA
Neoteric Abstract is a thematic exhibition dedicated to abstract art that is open for entry to all artists working in any media. The exhibition will be held at the Limner Gallery, April 10 - May 3, 2025 and is open to all forms of abstraction, from the geometric to the lyrical, from the precise to the raw. The entry deadline is January 31, 2025.
The entry form is online at: http://www.slowart.com/prospectus/abstract.htm
NYC4PA Call for Entry - MONOCHROME, USA
The first photographs to be part of the world of art were monochrome prints. The images were captured by large format cameras, developed into negatives and printed in the darkroom. The world of photography has come a long way since then with color dominating so much of what we shoot these days, and cameras now an integral part of our very portable phones.
With so many color images around us there is still something special about a monochrome print, whether it be black and white, sepia or even shades of a single color. These are the images where all the emotion, texture and beauty are expressed in gradations from light to dark. No matter if your original image was shot with tri x film, a digital SLR, or your phone, if the end product is a terrific monochrome image, it fits the call.
OPEN CALL: ”A MEDIA QUILT PROJECT”, USA
This large-scale participatory media project will utilize the concept of a traditional quilt through submissions and the lens of current video technology.
Through this OPEN CALL, (for Baltimore City and Baltimore County residents) Media Artist Mandy Morrison with Curator Aleem Allison, will select a collection of uploaded short videos that explore themes commonly portrayed in traditional quilts, such as comfort, friendship, love, gratitude, history, family, inequality, emotional and physical scarring, and loss. Using video mapping, these individual short videos will be organized into a larger projected time-based "Media Quilt” to be projected in Gallery 410, a downtown (Bromo Arts District) gallery space with large street-facing windows.
The installation is set to run from January 30-March 25, 2025, and the opening on January 30 will coincide with an exhibition opening at Maryland Art Place. The gallery’s location on the corner of Mulberry and Eutaw Streets, is an area with significant car and foot traffic. The all-glass windows of the gallery will create an immersive and dynamic display, especially during the dark evening winter months (January-March) when the projection will be most striking.
This is a project that portends to bring a wide range of individual art and arts-adjacent communities into dialogue that will consist of one singular and evolving piece.
Along with the exhibition and opening, there will be community engagement initiatives involving both contributing artists and local communities with a primary focus on those who live in or have businesses in the Bromo-Arts District.
Planned engagement activities include:Intermittent Friday and Saturday night media-jam sessions with refreshments during the exhibition of "A Media Quilt Project" and an Artist Talk and Roundtable with participants hosted by Allison and Morrison.
All selected artists will receive a modest honorarium, and be listed in publicity/promotional materials.
DEADLINE for submissions be on Dec. 15 (11:29PM)
This project is administered by Maryland Art Place with the support of the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation and the Maryland State Council on the Arts
Bios
Mandy Morrison: Having a practice that spans over three decades, Morrison has lived, worked and traveled to many parts of the globe. With experiences that have provided a lens into varied occupations, her work has been influenced by how divisions of labor reinforce class and social order. With an interest in the meaning of physical as well as digital spaces she views varying structures as conferring distinct forms of entitlement on different populations. Her interdisciplinary practice spans performance, video, writing and photography and her singular and participatory projects have included dancers, youth groups, and community stakeholders. Her work has been performed, exhibited and screened internationally at festivals, galleries and museums, including the Peale Museum, Whitney Museum of American Art, the Brooklyn Museum, the Queens Museum, Kunstlerhaus e.V., Hamburg, and CINESONIKA in Vancouver. Grants, fellowships and residencies include Tree of Life Foundation, the Puffin Foundation, Maryland State Arts Council, the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation, Illinois Arts Council, the New York State Council on the Arts, Wexner Center for the Arts, Foundation B.a.d. and the Sacatar Institute in Bahia, Brazil.
Aleem Allison’s journey into museums began with an interest in exploring cultural heritage across all walks of life. From an early age, his path through museums started in his hometown of Detroit, Michigan, expanded to museums in Germany and Japan. Building his practice through Morgan State University’s Museum Studies graduate program, he has participated in various initiatives aimed at bridging the gaps between museums and a variety of cultural communities. As a cohort in 2023-24 Elizabeth Talford Scott Community Initiative - “No Stone Left Unturned,” he helped to lead a series of exhibitions that expanded the recognition of Talford Scott’s quilt oeuvre with presentations of her work alongside collaborative projects in the Baltimore museum area. He has also been able to develop his practice through his life experiences as a veteran of the US Air Force, classroom educator, and world traveler.
Open Call | Exhibition in China - Natural Wonders, USA
Independent & Image Art Space (Chongqing, China) is happy to announce a group exhibition open call "Natural Wonders".
Humans are but small beings in the vast natural world, while nature possesses truly extraordinary power, whose magnificence and grandeur have always commanded awe. This exhibition focuses on natural wonders from across the globe, inviting photographers to explore and showcase these breathtaking phenomena. What kind of natural wonders have you captured through your lens? Is it the traces left by billions of years of geological activity, the majestic sight of waterfalls cascading from the sky, or the rare spectacle of meteors streaking across the heavens and falling to Earth? Perhaps it's the stark contrast between snow-covered expanses and volcanic eruptions, the boundless yet stunningly beautiful depths of deserts, or unique landscapes where ancient human traces have merged seamlessly with nature.
We welcome photographic works that capture the diversity of natural wonders around the world. Through your lens, let us together experience the power, subtlety, and extraordinary beauty of nature.
ACCEPTED ART MEDIA
photography
SUBMISSION DEADLINE
January 20, 2025
SELECTION NOTIFICATION
10 days after the deadline by email.
EXHIBITION DATES
February, 2025
EXHIBITION LOCATION
Independent & Image Art Space (Chongqing, China)
ELIGIBLE SUBMISSION
Artists are invited to submit 1-10 photography works responding to the theme, without limit to genres, techniques, and styles.
FOR SELECTED ARTIST
Artworks will be printed (Epson giclée print) and framed by us and shown in the group exhibition;
Chinese-English bilingual online feature on our website;
Chinese-English bilingual digital catalog;
Chinese-English bilingual promotion on Chinese and international social media.
COPYRIGHT
The artist retains the sole copyright for the images;
Submitted images can be available for public viewing on our website and social media, including in relation to promotional activities for the exhibition;
All display images will be credited with the artist's name.
FEES
$80 up to 10 works;
Submission fees are non-refundable.
HOW TO SUBMIT
PhotoSpiva: National Photographic Competition & Exhibition, USA
Established in 1977, PhotoSpiva is the longest-running competition of its kind.
PhotoSpiva is a national competition hosted annually by Spiva Center for the Arts. Founded in 1977, PhotoSpiva has become the longest-running photographic competition of its kind in the U.S. As stated by the founders, the objective of PhotoSpiva is to “present an exhibition of excellence in photography, celebrating the scope and vigorous activity of today’s contemporary photographers.”
Co-Founder Jim Mueller stated, “We have intentionally avoided any categorization of either photographers or their work in setting forth the criteria for this competitive.” PhotoSpiva welcomes any photographic process as long as it is original artwork and has not been previously exhibited at Spiva Center for the Arts. This philosophy has created an unbiased forum for exhibiting and educating photographers. The PhotoSpiva prospectus, promotional materials and exhibition brochures are distributed to professional photographers, emerging artists, educators, students, and amateur photography enthusiasts throughout the United States.
Eligibility
PhotoSpiva is open to any amateur or professional photographer in the United States or its territories. Submitted images must be the photographer’s own work, and it is the sole responsibility of the photographer to obtain written releases from any recognizable person(s) depicted. Two-dimensional work derived from any photographic process — traditional, digital, or photo-based mixed media — is eligible as long as the work is original and has never been exhibited at George A. Spiva Center for the Arts. Three–dimensional work is not eligible for this competition and exhibition.
Call for Artists: Public Art Docking Building Reconstrcution Project, USA
The State of Kansas is seeking proposals to commission qualified artists or artist teams to create 2 large-scale works of public art for the newly reconstructed State of Kansas Docking Building in Topeka, Kansas. The selected artwork will be displayed in highly visible locations within the state capitol complex.
Details in brief:
Project: Public Art for the Docking Office Building
Location: Topeka, Kansas
Eligibility: Open to all professional artists, designers, and architects
Budget: $300,000 per project
Submission Deadline: January 15, 2025
A shortlist of finalists will be selected from the RFQ to submit a full proposal and invited to present their proposal to jurors via the web the week of March 3, 2025. Presenting finalists will receive a $5000 honorarium. Artists will be selected from the pool of presenting finalists.
Read full RFQ, and find information about how to apply here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1D0b3eUbjJE6almK4D7HoY04pAOTYXtGe/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=104161539120148276657&rtpof=true&sd=true
The International Postcard Show 2025: Call for Submissions, USA
Surface invites artists from across the world to participate in our annual International Postcard Show.
All submissions will be included in this vibrant and hugely popular exhibition. The International Postcard Show will feature hundreds of original creations in an array of different media by established and aspiring artists from all over the world.
Artists can choose to have their work on sale during the exhibition; postcards will be priced at £15 each. If postcards remain unsold, all participants can have the opportunity to exchange their postcard with another artist, who will be randomly selected at the end of the exhibition.
In the case of no sale or if you opt out of selling your work(s) and do not wish to take part in the international exchange, your postcards will be returned to you via post following the exhibition.
Deadline: Friday 3rd January 2025, 6pm
We will be awarding prizes for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place postcards, selected by the exhibition coordinators. There will also be our annual People’s Prize, where visitors to the exhibition will have a chance to vote for their favourite postcard. The creator of the selected postcard will win a free exhibition in Le Loovre.
All works received with a completed application form before the deadline will be accepted and exhibited as part of the show. Artworks in any medium are welcome but must fit the postcard-sized specifications of 4x6 inches (10.5x15cm) with a maximum depth of 5mm.
We are also accepting group entries from schools at a 50% discount rate. Please email us at info@surfacegallery.org for more information.
Application form: www.surfacegallery.org/opportunities
Please read the application form carefully to ensure that your work fits the exhibition criteria.
www.surfacegallery.org / info@surfacegallery.org
FOUND OBJECTS — online photography exhibition, USA
Call for Entry: Found Objects - Online Photography Exhibition
We are excited to announce an open call for entries for our upcoming online exhibition, “Found Objects”. This exhibition invites photographers to explore the beauty, mystery, and narrative potential of objects found in everyday life. Whether discovered in a natural landscape, on a bustling city street, or tucked away in an overlooked corner, found objects often tell unexpected stories. Through this exhibition, we seek to showcase the creativity of photographers who find art in the ordinary.
Theme: Found Objects
From discarded items to organic materials, this exhibition will feature works that emphasize the transformation of forgotten or overlooked objects into compelling visual art. We encourage participants to interpret this theme broadly and present their own unique vision.
Double Exposure: Submit Your Art for Dual Exhibitions at The Holy Art Galleries in Athens & London, USA
The Holy Art Gallery is excited to announce that artists now have the chance to participate in two exhibitions simultaneously at our galleries in London and Athens. This dual-location exhibition opportunity is open to creatives of all backgrounds, mediums, and styles—whether your work is in painting, photography, printmaking, video art, poetry, or sculpture.
Submissions are now open for our innovative digital exhibits, which will be displayed on large screens, offering a dynamic, space-efficient platform for showcasing work. This approach also eliminates the need to physically transport artwork to our galleries, making it easier for artists worldwide to participate and share their creations with new audiences.
There is no fee to apply, and artists will only be required to pay a participation fee if selected for the show. For physical pieces like canvases, high-quality photos or videos of the work will be needed for display on our screens.
Submission Details:
- Theme: Open, with no restrictions on subject or size
- Exhibition Dates: December 6-14, 2024
- Submission Deadline: December 2, 2024
This is an exciting opportunity for artists to expand their visibility and be part of a prestigious international event at The Holy Art Galleries. Whether you're an emerging talent or an established artist, we welcome your submissions and can’t wait to see your creativity come to life across two cities.
For more information and to submit your work, visit our website
Call for Artists: New Artist Collective #3, USA
UK New Artists (UKNA) is seeking 16 UK-based artists to join New Artist Collective #3 (NAC3); a unique opportunity to participate in one of four micro residencies designed to foster intra-regional collaboration across four locations in the East Midlands; Nottingham, Derby, Lincoln, and Worksop.
UKNA is looking for artists who are ready to contribute to creative discourse, value the collective experience, seek inspiration through collaboration, and are eager to build connections and enrich their practice and that of others. Artists will also have the opportunity to shape a new multi-site, change-making programme that UKNA aspires to expand into a larger, wider regional programme over the coming years.
Key Programme Dates
- 16 January 2025 - Digital get together 5pm-6pm (online)
- 6 February 2025 - Digital get together 5pm-6pm (online)
- 20 - 23 February 2025 - Four Happenings residencies (in person)
- 3 April 2025 - Articulating Reflections session (in person) in Nottingham
New Artist Collective #3: Eligibility
UKNA opportunities are open to artists aged 18 or above who are within the first 10 years of their professional practice and who are based in the UK (this includes UK nationals and those with the right to work or study here). This opportunity is open to artists working across all disciplines.
Please visit www.uknewartists.co.uk to read the full application guidelines and briefing document.
To apply, please visit Zealous: https://zealous.co/ukna/opportunity/New-Artist-Collective-3/
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS | Al-Tiba9 Art Magazine Issue17, USA
THE CALL FOR AL-TIBA9 ART MAGAZINE ISSUE17 IS NOW OPEN.
NEW DEADLINE - NOVEMBER 30th, 2024
Al-Tiba9 Art Magazine is an internationally established publication that showcases experimental contemporary art through a diversity of mediums in Digital Arts, photography, painting, architecture, sculpture & installations, Film & Video Art, fashion design, interior design, and performance.
Al-Tiba9 Art Magazine features selected artists, architects, and designers from around the globe with a high focus on contemporary art and those holding a detailed vision of the future. This upcoming edition will count up to 116 curated pages of artworks, biographies, statements, and interviews with the highest level artists working with a vast range of different mediums in digital arts, photography, painting, architecture, sculpture & installations, film & video art, fashion, interior design, and performance.
After being included in the most important art events, art fairs, exhibitions, and museums, the Al-Tiba9 magazine became a unique space for artists and designers to freely express their artistic vision and - in effect - become the original media themselves. The selected artists will also benefit from international exposure thanks to our cultural partners, such as one of the most influential Contemporary Art fairs in the world, ARCOmadrid, and ARCOlisboa. In addition, the magazine will be showcased as a limited edition ArtBook in ArtsLibris Barcelona at the MACBA Contemporary Art Museum of Barcelona, and distributed worldwide. In addition, they will be engaged with our readers and followers every day through our social media, website, print, and digital issues.
NOTES:
• Edition: December 2024.
• ISSUE17 is 100% curated editorial content. No commercial Ads published.
• Selected artists get featured in the magazine with up to 6 pages in both print and digital versions.
• Selected artists benefit from international exposure in the artist book fairs in Barcelona, Madrid, and Lisbon.
• All selected artists will be promoted on our website and newsletters.
• Al-Tiba9 Magazine showcases up to 116 high-level designed pages, printed in high museum quality paper.
• Al-Tiba9 Magazine is distributed worldwide and available for purchase on our online store.
ELIGIBILITY:
- Artists are welcome to submit their work. All techniques are welcome.
- Artists from all countries are welcome to submit.
- Artists featured in past Issues can submit new works.
HOW TO APPLY:
Visit the open call page and submit your application